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THE LEGAL curriculum is determined in large measure by the requirements of the workplace. Most law schools train students to

MSGR. Gerardo O. Santos, the new president of the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) visited me days ago

THE rather sudden leadership change in the Senate, described as a “coup” by the Inquirer, gives President Macapagal-Arroyo a firmer

PRESIDENT Macapagal-Arroyo is not famous for her sensitivity to public opinion. Rather, she is known to lose her mercurial temper

THE business and legal communities were dismayed by an order from the Bureau of Internal Revenue imposing a value added

LET us say that an Australian businessman brutally kills his Filipina wife in a hotel room while the couple, who

LAST Sunday’s column on the Supreme Court’s MOA-AD decision drew piercing questions, many of them from diplomats like my friend

TO delineate “the extent of the powers of the President in pursuing the peace process” (bold types in the original)

I AM glad that the members of the Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) are preparing to face the challenge of

Mabuhay to the Court of Appeals for its speedy decision in “Guerrero vs Garcia” (Sept. 23, 2008) liberating Rev. Berlin